tell us? >> brittney: most of the rain falls it would here. >> brittney: light rain showers and one that creek and the same thing outside of our ran that and feature cast shows what is in store for the rest of tonight. tomorrow morning by 5:00 a.m., we have more rainshowers. antioch, san mateo and other communities like rainshowers for rest of the commute. coming home from work as well. by 430 on tuesday, a heavy downpour is

expected. for in the evening. >> brittney: near concord, oakland and hayward more rainshowers expected. mainly, it will be parts of the east bay. but we can pick up another inch or so of rainfall on top of everything that we have already seen this past weekend. we have rivers and streams that are at their macs with flooding. >> brittney: i am tracking what is in store for the rest of the work we cannot have more of that coming up. >> catherine: thanks, brittney! >> catherine:parts of the north bay are dealing with major flooding problems. this is video from our partnership with a-b-c 7.showing the russian river in guerneville. the river hit flood stage early this morning. >> catherine:to the south bay.

>> catherine:where a mudslide has shutdown the northbound lanes of highway 17 - leaving scotts valley heading into the santa cruz mountains. this is video courtsy of our helicopter partners at abc7 news. >> catherine:you can see an a-b-c-7 news van got caught in the mess. their photographer was driving to work in the dark.early today when he was sideswiped by the dirt the rocks and a tree. >> catherine:he had to be pulled from the vehicle -- and was taken to the hospital. we are told he is going to be ok. & >> catherine:on and off showers today did not help crews trying to clean the mud-slide. and more rain is coming to the santa cruz mountains. >> catherine: >> reporter: a local attraction and is now swallowed up. it >> i know they get a lot of work to the course and the game center that is in there. >> granddaughter and i hardly home to get our canoe. we are gathering

belongings. it was a lot of that spirit going on around the bay area. >> reporter: all eyes were on this. the russian river. anticipated to peak at 5.2 ft.. and remain at flood levels until tuesday. >> this is crazy. >> reporter: >> way too much water. , unbelievable. >> we have four more inches expected tonight. >> reporter: te, kron4news >> grant: this is video here courtesy of are helicopter parts and ship with abc seven news. that is a abc

said then that get caught up. he was driving along and was narrowed by all the dirt and rocks. part of the tree had to be pulled from the news bay in. he was taken to hospital where he is going to be ok. but on and off showers today. crews are trying to clear away the mud slide but more rain showers have come to the santa cruz mountains. >> reporter: it has been laid off and on other out the day here in the santa cruz mountains. i have to tell you that commuters will have to pack their patience is is glenn to be a long commute. it is a little bit better in scott valley. but because of the big slide is

different in the san a cruz mountains. >> reporter: by far the largestby far the largest of several ock and mud slides that slowed and in this case shut down highway 17 for a time is in the northbound lanes on the south side of the summit, about a quarter mile north of vine hill road. officer jeff lutz/chp -- approximately about 3:00 a.m. this morning we did have a when landslide in the see behind me all the birds-- the dirt and rocks >> reporter:upon arrival on the scene, the chp shot this frightening video that shows an abc7 news van that was caught and battered by the falling rocks as came crashing down. >>officer jeff lutz/chp -- there was one vehicle involved. the slide it come down and impact the individuals. everyone is ok. >> reporter:with both

northbound lanes closed, all traffic was moved to one way in each direction on the southbound side. drivers getting a close look at the muddy mess as they pass the scene on the left. crews dug into the unstable mountain of mud, a job that could stretch well into tuesday and beyond. >>officer jeff lutz/chp -- obviously knows why it is completely stabilized. depending on how much rain showers we receive. >> reporter:as they looked for alternate routes over the hill, commuters ran into this slide that blocked summit road at highway 35, one of some 30 roads across the santa cruz mountains impacted by falling rock, downed trees and power lines. more rain and high winds prompting these words of warning from the chp back on highway 17. >>officer jeff luttz/chp-- miracles happen every day. fortunately, the slide in not come down and completely covered the they hand. --

cover the van >> as cautiously and be aware of your surroundings at all times. -- drive cautiously. >> reporter: they say more rain could make this job even worse. but there is no way they will have the north bay lanes open tomorrow. possibly, tomorrow afternoon at the earliest. >> catherine:thank, rob! >> catherine:we stay in the south bay where heavy rain in the gilroy area caused flooding on highway 101.forcing it to close in both directions last night. it was closed between 10th street and state highway 25 for more than eight hours.until the c-h-p was able to re-open lanes around 5:00 this morning. >> catherine:and just outside 152.which leads to the hollister area.is still shutdown because of a mudslide between wastsonville road and pole line road.

>> catherine:the c-h-p says it could take days or even weeks for crews to cleanup and repair that area. survey the road this morning in order to organize a cleanup for the area. the highway's closure is indefinite since the cleanup and repairs could take days or even weeks, according to miceli. >> catherine:in the east bay, some streets that had been closed because of flooding are back open, and people there are getting ready for the next round of rain. >> reporter: a landslide on route 1137 they night just north shut down will lanes one northbound wanna for about 12 hours which made the morning commute a nightmare for many for several hours. and by the launch time most of it had been cleared allowing one north bay lanes to reopened but, it was a slow go. -- north one lanes to be

reopened >> reporter: back live in pacifica along highway one the rain is really coming down and the wind is picking up. again, northbound one that you see on the other side is still a single lane. even though the landslide has been cleaned up and barriers are in place with cal trying vehicles. picking up the cost so it like we will have to northbound lanes open. >> reporter: dan kerman, kron4news >> catherine: thanks, dan! >> grant:kron four's spencer blake isspencer - this was one of the areas that flooded? >> reporter:yes, the dip over there has been a problem not just with this storm, but with several

others in the past. you can see it dried out today, so opportunity to get some work done. >> reporter: they did have time in between to get some work done. >> reporter:just up the road in lafayetter i found a utility repairman checking out lines after the storm. marty weston says the rainy season is always a busy time for them. >> reporter:the job he was on today specific damage from the stormbut there was some routine maintenance to take care of after a big rain. >>"there's some moisture that got into the cable up there, so i'm trying to trace down where the actual cross is." >> reporter:weston says this time of year they have linemen working around the clock because of the weather. >> reporter:he's been

working ten or twelve hours a day lately, and even had a stint up in auburn during the holiday season, just because they needed more hands on deck. >> reporter:coming up tonight at six, you'll hear from people back here in this pleasant hill neighborhoodwhere some of them were stuck in their house for a while sunday. >> reporter:i'll have a look at what this part of town is dealing with. live in pleasant hill, spencer blake, kron four news. >> grant:and make sure you have the free kron-4 mobile app to track the rain this week. be the first to know about severe traffic and weather in your area. >> grant:we'll keep you updated through breaking news push alerts. >> catherine:a car crashes into a river - trapping a 12-year-old girl inside. still ahead on kron four

news at five. >> catherine:how crews were able to save her from the submerged car. >> grant:then, >> grant:a major ruling today - in the kate steinle case - the woman who was shot and killed by a man who was in the country illegally. a judge ruling - whether or not the city of san francisco can be held liable for her death. >> catherine:and next, >> catherine:a mudslide in the east bay - shuts down a busy highway for hours this morning - causing problems for morning commuters. an update on the clean-up efforts on highway 84.

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>> catherine: >> grant: hi wait 84 did 3 open. -- hwy 84 >> reporter: overnight mud slides. a mudslide shut down a busy highway in fremont for a few hours this morning. this is video of highway 84. which has since re-opened. kron four's will tran reports that this weekend's storm kept cal trans crews very busy. >> reporter: they brought out their palms to suck out the water from the storm drains. and then they brought in there have your

equipment to read most of the trees, up mudd and more. -- to remove mud >> reporter: they were able to open up in both directions on highway 84. but, keep in mind this is just round one. there were looking at 84 to see if possibly could be placed with the measures to seize if it would avoid doing what happened before. >> reporter: will tran, kron4news >> catherine:the truckee river peaked today at 19 and a half feet.that's more than four feet above flood stage - although it's not as high as feared. >> catherine:hundreds of people have been forced from their homes because of flooding.including more than a thousand people in one reno neighborhood. >> catherine:the problem got worse after drainage ditches began overflowing early

sunday. there's at least some relief since the truckee river was expected to go well over 20 feet. >> catherine:tonight authorities are reminding people that simply because the river has crested -- things are 'not' back to normal. and crews have been busy using bulldozers to pluck trees and debris from the raging waters. >> catherine:all westbound lanes of i-80 near donner lake have reopened. the c-h-p had closed down the lanes for a few hours this morning after a large mudslide. >> catherine:the c-h-p in truckee released these photos. chain control is in effect for i-80 near donner pass. >> grant:one person died this morning after a car went off the road and into a novato creek. this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc-7 news. >> grant:first respoinders found the victim in the car on novato boulevard near the border of marin and sonoma counties. the car had gone over an embankment and into the creek. the driver was the only person inside the car at the time of the accident. the victim's identidy has not been released.

>> grant:and tonight a man who died after crashing his car into the water near oakland international airport has been identified. 57-year-old jar-nail singh of san leandro. lost control of his car around 8 a-m on sunday. >> grant:his car plunged into the water near langley street and dolittle drive. emergency crews intially found singh alive. he was taken to highland hospital where he later died. >> catherine:a san ramon woman who died when a tree fell on her has now been identified. 56-year-old deborah mckeown was walking through the canyon lakes golf course on saturday when a tree fell and hit her. >> catherine:police arrived on the scene just before 11 a-m and she was taken to san ramon regional medical center. she died a short time later. >> catherine:no one else was injured. the san ramon valley fire department is blaming the accident on the stormy weather and heavy rains. >> grant:deputies and good

samaritans rescued a girl who was trapped in a car.submerged under water. officials say the car was upside down in a creek after a crash near auburn yesterday.that's just east of sacramento. >> grant:a woman came out running from the car and yelling that her child was still in it. >> grant:deputies and some other drivers got into the water.and managed to pull out the 12-year-old girl.who was initially unresponsive. >> grant:but she later regained consciousness and was giventhere's no word yet on her current condition. sunday / placer co. sheriff's office >> catherine: still concerned about more flooding. >> brittney: wind speed will pick up tonight and into

tomorrow. a closer look outside, you can see the street are just a bit damp. >> brittney: now, we would track the rainfall total as we go into the rest of tonight. we will see heavy rain for most of the day tomorrow. we should pick up another inch and a half for san francisco. close to 2 in. in napa. that is why they still have a flash flood watch. 3 in. is a possibility for some of our coastal hills which is a concern because of the rivers and mudslides. >> brittney: i went as expected before us. for most of the areas highlighted in the dark brown color. >> brittney:high winds exp

ected for us. >> technical difficulties with >> brittney: going into the rest of tonight it widespread branch our. you will expect and rain--you

can expect a went call me tomorrow morning. and i will let you know what else is in store. guys? >> catherine: police are investigating an officer shooting. off with officers to fire their weapons?

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>> catherine:the judge said today that the sheriff didn't violate any laws by preventing his deputies from telling immigration about the release. >> grant:in the south bay. >> grant:a connector ramp - where at least one california highway patrol officer shot a last night has reopened this evening. >> grant:kron 4's yoli aceves reports from the scene - with more on the investigation. >> reporter: this all started right before midnight when the chp thought they were responding to a collision. as they approach the scene they heard gunfire and as some point they felt that it was directed towards them. they responded by hitting the suspect. >> reporter: the suspect is not in police custody being

held for questioning. at this point they say that there is no other suspects involved in all other officers were hurt and the gun exchange. >> grant: no chp officers were injured. >> catherine: a huge manhunt is under the way for a man accused of shooting and killing and a police officer. more details next. >> grant: a look at some of the damage from the storm over the weekend.

p(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> catherine: at by 30 as will look at the san mateo bridge on the left we are tracking morning showers for the bay area. there are a lot of communities that are dealing with the flooding and mudslides as they expect more. >> catherine:--by 5:30

>> brittney: we only have half a day pretty much in the morning commute was try. but things have been picking up and the last two hours. --pretty much in the morning commute was dry. things have been picking up in the last two hours. >> brittney: we have flooding and a flood watch that will stay in effect until tomorrow. >> brittney: right along the coast will we get a high tide. plus we have blood concerns and more rain showers to come down. on top of all that damaging wind speeds. basically meaningless the wind gust up to 50 to 60 mi. per hour.

>> brittney: we had some wind speed up to 80 mi. per hour. and now we are already starting to see another round of grain showers moving again. >> brittney: to the south of san mateo, you see a badge of mustard east of san mateo coming into the east bay zone. >> brittney: as we go into the rest of tonight, it may not be brainy at your house at the we are starting to see light wide spread of rainshowers. and have your pockets will come down tomorrow near oakland and mountain view. it will continue throughout the day. we are glenn to see widespread heavy rain showers for the evening commute and we will take a closer look for what else is in store in about 10 more minutes. >> brittney: thank you,

brittney! >> grant: you see here a family is moving out. the flood water had receded in petaluma giving folks live there a chance to clean up and dry out. a handful of houses experienced of flooding on pedal mode boulevard north, causing at least one family to have to move what sold-test what was and soap out of their home. -- petaluma blvd. north,

causing at least one family to move what was it--wasn't soggy >> grant: that family plans to stay with plans until it is cleaned up. there was also a lot of cleaning up of mudd and leads outside pete's henny penny. >> grant: the diner is back open out after having to shut down due to flooding just before the lunch hour rush yesterday. > catherine: big time flooding. >> catherine: the still shows what the river would like this afternoon. it contained to its bank know. but is still running fast. people in the area out we

talk to say they are going to be keeping an eye on it during high tide. tonight, and as more rain hit the north bay. >> catherine: this weekend storm caused a world famous tree to fall over. that used to be on a feature of drive- through hole card into his truck. the tree in calaveras big trees state park, as the pioneer capitan moultrie was loved by tourists and photographers for many years. but sunday storm was just too much for it and it was approved it and fell. the calaveras big tree associated posted the news on face book tonight. -- association posted the news of this book sunday night. >> catherine: for those of

you were planning to visit yosemite you are in luck. the park will reopen tomorrow and it will be (the day starting at 8:00 a.m.. yosemite valley from ill porto world was close off this morning because of a rock fall. park officials recommend that visitors plan ahead because there will be limited services and overnight accommodations and businesses are scheduled to reopen wednesday. the cramped--the campgrounds in yosemite valley will reopen tomorrow night. voice of

ryan desear/witness: "absolutely had the coldest most predator eyes i've ever seen spoke. he just walked along pow pow pow pow. just like that, and emptied a full magazine. " >> reporter:surveillance video of last friday's shooting at the fort lauderdale aiport. sheriff's deputies say they want to know how the images were leaked to t=m=z over the weekend. >> reporter:we have some new images today of the accused killer, estaban santiago. steve aveson is here to tell us about esteban's first court appearance. and the many questions >> reporter:still unanswered tonight. >> reporter:the biggest question is why. >> reporter:these pictures show santiago on his way to federal court today. >> reporter:a judge told him he could face the death

penalty. >> reporter:he's charged with killing five people and injuring sixothers... >>steve:the accused killer is an iraq war veteran who moved to alaska two years ao. family members say he began showing signs of mental instability soo afterwards on november seventh, he walked into the anchorage f=b=i office, saying voices in his head were telling him to join isis. >>steve:during the interview, mr. santiago appeared agitated, incoherent and made disjointed statement. the f=b=i called local police, who seized a gun found in his car. they took him to a local hospital for evaluation and then to the alaska psychiatric institute, where he was held for just four days, >>steve:back on the streets, santiago asked police to return his gun to him, which they did on december 8th. >>"as far as i know, this is not somebody that would have been prohibited based on the information that they had. " >>steve:according to court documents, santiago admitted planning the shooting rampage. he legally checked a nine millimeter walther semi- automatic and two magazines of ammunition in his baggage on a delta airlines flight

from alaska via minnesota. he told investigators he picked up his bag from the carousel, unpacked the gun, loaded it inside a stall in the men's restroom, and shot the first people he saw restroom. >>the pops started and i turned around and she was shot in the head.

>> catherine:happening now.it's a double tragedy for authorities in orlando.as they continue to search for the man suspected of killing an orlando police sergeant this morning. >> catherine:not only did they lose sgt. debra clayton after she was shot down outside a walmart store. >> catherine:a sheriff's deputy who was helping search for the suspect was later killed in a motorcycle accident. a huge manhunt is ongoing for 41-year-old markeith loyd. >> catherine:authorities say

sgt. clayton had approached him outside the store after getting a tip that he was wanted for questioning in the slaying of a pregnant woman. >> catherine:that's when he reportedly opened fire. >> we will find this killer and bring him to justice. we will make sure that the lives that we lost were not lost in vain. >> catherine:at last word.the search for loyd continues.and a reward is being offered. orlando police say they've searched dozens of apartments and homes.with focus on a particular apartment complex in the northwest part of the city. >> catherine:loyd was last seen escaping in a car. >> grant:the man convicted of killing nine people in a

charleston, rested his death penalty case today. dylann roof did not call any witnesses. or provide any evidence to convince the jury to spare his life. >> grant:this, after four days of emotional testimony from victims' family members. the judge excused the jury for the day. and roof asked permission for his standby- counsel to represent him for the charge conference -- which the judge granted. >> grant:closing statements are expected tomorrow.from roof or his stand-by counsel. the federal jury will then decide on the death penalty or sentence roof to life in prison without the possibility of parole. >> brittney: here is a live look outside where we are already tracking our necks system that will bring another round of rain, wind and possible flooding. more details after the break. &

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>> grant:the franchise's trip back to the postseason.very short-lived. the silver and black sent packing early. >> grant:and one of the biggest questions eating at raider nation is-- what if derek carr was healthy? the franchise qb.recently broke down the season that was. >> grant:and mark carpenter joins us with some highlights. return >> mark: carr spoke with reporters for about 15- minutes this weekend. >> mark: and touched on a variety of topics-- including his broken leg and the future of the organization. he told us he watched the playoff game at home. and was diagramming plays from his couch. >> mark: he also

revealed.just how difficult it was to go from leading a team that had such promise to suddenly dealing with a season-ending injury. >>"i said what if? i said why? a lot in the last two weeks, but i can promise you i've been the same person. it's obviously hurt me some days. i've been really down and sad, but it doesn't change who i am. it just hurts man. it just hurts because i love our team. i love our coaches. i love our fans. i love playing this game." >> mark: and sometimes the game teaches tough love. an entire season.changed on one hit. and to add insult to injury, carr confirmed he would have indeed played in the super bowl if the raiders made it that far. >> mark: since that's a moot point, he'll continue his recovery. without the help of social media doctors. >>"i'll give you good news that it's going a lot faster than what everyone thought. i saw like doctors on twitter tagging me and they don't have a clue what's going on. with no xrays or mris they figure it out. if he can do that, he shouldn't be on twitter. he should be working at stanford or something." >> mark: now that the boxes are packed at raiders hq, the focus turns to next season. 12-regular season wins. >> mark: and playoffs are

just the start. their young core will continue to work toward a championship. >>del rio "it's not like there's any one area where i feel like i could say 'yeah, we've arrived.' i don't feel that way. i feel like we have a really good team and i feel like there are many areas where we can improve and must improve to be the kind of football team that i want us to be." >>carr "i'm gonna work my tail off that's the mindset this whole team has. they came in here today to hear what their coach needed them to do better. when you got a group of guys that won 12 games and don't care about that, they just want to be better. than we're gonna be alright. >> mark: the team enters the offseason with 13-un restricted free agents, including running back latavius murray and receiver andre holmes. carr is confident most of the roster will stay intact. >> mark: because the season is over now, they can

officially cement for location. --submit for location >> grant:and take a look at this. >> grant:some kids in mill valley didn't let the rain get in their way of having some fun over the weekend.the pair decided to boogie board down a flooded creek in mill valley. >> grant:of course.this is a perfect example of what not to do during a storm. it is very dangerous.though it may look like fun. >> grant:fortunately the kids were not hurt. officials warn residents to avoid going into creeks and streams during storms. >> brittney:no, we definitely do not want you

to do that. p >> brittney: as you are heading home from work. we are going to see another wet commute as we go into the rest of tonight and then have your rainshowers approaching into small morning and definitely add to its malpighi anton night. --and deftly into tomorrow night. >> brittney: precipitation at a quarter of an inch per hour and we will continue to see wayne showers trekking to the bay area. same thing in dublin. concord, seeing light rain. same thing for rio vista. >> brittney: all of the showers are trekking to the east. and parts of union city.

>> brittney: future cast a showing of a wide spread wayne showers. -- rain showers >> brittney: we will continue to see heavier rain showers come down by 5:00 p.m.. >> brittney: bite is a clock or to 9:00 you will see the heaviest of the wide spread rainshowers and then moving it off to the east with the lingering showers into wednesday and possibly into thursday. >> brittney: the strongest wind speed will move to route the day and into to stay. --will move into tuesday. >> brittney: we will start to see everything subside by wednesday afternoon. >> brittney: we also have

ambulettes warnings so you want to stay away from the sierra at least for the next couple of days. --and millions ambulance warnings >> brittney: 7 day forecast shows that we are going to get a break. once we get rid of the showers on wednesday. >> catherine:still ahead. it's a busy week for donald trump's transition team- but the president-elect started his monday by tweeting about meryl streep. that story after the break.

>> reporter: this is what the north down command looked like at pacifica monday morning. --this is what the north eastbound coming look like on monday morning. >> reporter: of the dark had been cleared a lonely one northbound lane to be opened. --one of the northbound lanes have been opened. >> reporter: at about five

obtained crews were picking up cones retiring to two lanes of traffic. >> reporter: and break and the storm did allow crews to open up around esplanade boulevard. >> reporter: cement trucks one after the other were arriving. >> reporter: he is hoping that is done soon. to remove a tree. >> reporter: the city ordinance--the city ordered it to be demolished. which should have been by the end of the month. >> they still have people coming into analyze what kind of hazardous particles

may be inside. >> reporter: that lives on highway one on or innocence of the cup. --that too high with one. >> reporter: both lanes were opne for the evening commute. >>steve:rob fladeboe brings us up todate in gilroy. >> reporter: neighbors of the creek came down for a look. thankfully, the rain showers let up when it did. last night. >> (cheers & applause)

>> there was blood all over town. -- flooding all over town >> reporter: north and southbound traffic sharing the two southbound lanes. >> as we get more rain shower, obviously no slide is completely stabilized. depending on how much grain we get that is a whole new dynamic. -- how much rain we get >> >> reporter: down treats-- down trees and flooded

roads. >> reporter: more rainshowers means more of the same. people are taking advantage of this. with the unpredictable told is next to keep their distance. >>steve: some people in pleasant hill is hoping that they do not see a sequel. >> reporter: it is definitely coming down and it has picked up a little bit more. for the afternoon it was dry but around the 5:00 hour is starting to come down again. more rain showers again. it was floated on sunday began take a look at the video. in the seahawk deep the waters word. you can't tell how bad

it was. in various places around pleasanton. >> reporter: spoke with the man who was stuck in his house. almost all of the water was cleared out. telltale signs of showing how much they got in certain places. >> reporter: >> a lot od debris in the street and in my yard, plus half way up the driveway. >> >> reporter: the rain showers are coming down. and you can see the train where

the water is leading out to a flood drain. >>steve: we have their receiving pictures and video from viewers. in hidden valley lake that is a golf course surrounded by water. pretty much blood in that area. we invite you to send us your pictures and video. to kron4 mobile app >> pam: some measures people are taking to save their homes and their belongings. >>steve:

clause >> pam:, the man accused of going away deadly rampage at a florida airport makes his first appearance in court and the alarming new details about the suspect.

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>> pam: if you do plan on going to the woods. you want to take a safe route. >> pam: the part posted this picture today with the caption come visit, it is quiet! muir woods wrote remain shut down between the park and pan am more at highway. some trees did come

down. they had to be removed. crews aren't going through the park and checking the troth to make sure they are safe for& visitors. if you plan on going to mirror what you can get there by taking frank valley wrote. >> pam:--road >>steve: a 56 year old woman who died after getting had bought a tree at a san ramon golf course has now been identified. debra was walking through the canyon lake golf course on saturday when a tree fell and hit her. she was taken to the san remo medical center shortly after officers are arrived to the scene. she died shortly after going to the hospital. no one else was injured. the fire department blamed when the and wet weather for the accident.

>> reporter: my >> car, with its hit the pavement the engine flooded. >> reporter: you can see what the river lookalike this afternoon but it is still running fast. they know more rain showers are expected but it got--but they are not worried by it. >> reporter: they will keep a close eye as the next form buildup. -- storm >> pam: a big story today, a federal judge has dismissed

a lawsuit by the family of kate stinle against the city of san francisco and a former sheriff. you may recall that she was shot to death on pier 14 over the summer in 2015. the suspect charged with her murder has been released just a month before the killing and despite a request from federal immigration officials. he also had been deported several times for various violent crimes. the judge in his ruling said that he did not violate state of the rule of by preventing his deputies from taking or telling eyes when until made or inmate is released. --telling ice

>>steve: a man who killed another man who was trying to rob him last month and sell leandro will not face any charges. police are saying it was a justifiable homicide. >>steve: investigators sabo ran over and--came up to the victim and threaten him with a knife. the victim dropped his wallet and keys and took off running but the attacker chased come after afterwards and started stabbing him. police say bit and fall back and wrestle a night away and stab the robber. killing him. it & >> catherine: the direct war veteran accused of shooting and killing five people at a crowded pour airport has appeared in federal court. as the vine santiago

responded to yes and no questions in a brief court hearing. he was will from a $4 bill jail under heavy security. --he was removed >> catherine: the just call him today that he could face the death penalty if convicted and he would be applauded a public defender. court documents show the santiago had admitted to planning issued at fort lauderdale airport using a gun for which she had a permit. chilling surveillance video is was released over the weekend showing him pulling out the gun and beginning to shoot. with people schering and running for cover. his family, meantime. says he reached out for help and after a tour of duty in iraq but he did not get the assistance he needed

>> reporter: we are learning more about the five people killed including the ohio woman that was about to celebrate her 51st wedding anniversary and her husband was one of eight people seriously injured. if more than 50 people were taken to hospital after friday's shooting and several of them are still hospitalized today. >> brittney: still doing what is in our higher elevations. -- desling-- dealing >> brittney: what hired-with heavier rain showers. >> brittney: we are still billing another round of heavy rain showers by 4:00.

>> brittney: parts of the north bay and east bay zone, a peninsula in san francisco. you have to be very careful driving around tomorrow. you will still be tour umbrellas. >> brittney: your i morales. >> technical difficulties.

>> pam: due to the weather problems an appearance by vice president joe biden today in san francisco has been delayed. these are images of the road closures on your screen. it was supposed to happen all run at the 35th annual j.p. morgan health-care conference at the westin francis hotel. >> pam: by then it was going to discuss efforts by the cancer moonshot 2020. global initiative to cure cancer.

no word now on when he will speak but the conference goals through friday. >>steve: a southern california foster family says they are disappointed after the u.s. supreme court declined to hear their case involving their former foster border. a growing native american ancestry who was removed from their home and reunited with relatives in utah. >>steve: in a statement today. rusty and summer page says the decision is a crushing blow. the girl who is hard-- part choctaw >>steve: was 6 years old when she was taken from her foster home last march. she was placed extended family in utah under a decade old federal law designed to keep

native american families together. the parents say they will continue advocating for changes to the law. a big story should have >> technical difficulties

heavy, labored breathing heavy, labored breathing heavy, labored breathing coughing breathing through oxygen mask breathing through oxygen mask breathing through oxygen mask breathing through oxygen mask covered california. it's more than just health care. it's life care.

>> pam: an unknown artist

was arrested today on suspicious-- an pomona artist was arrested today on suspicion of trespassing in connection with altering the famous hollywood sign. to read "hollyweed" it happened on the years day. >>steve: police a 30 year old zachary fernandez surrendered a little past noon the detectives and hollywood he was booked on a misdemeanor offense released on $1,000 bail two hours later. fernandez is a kettle to appear in court next month in downtown los angeles. the hollywood sign was not damaged and from

mandel's point. but police say the letters were briefly changed.

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time for gary radnich with sports! >> gary:good evening! the process! >> gary: the raiders' season unofficially ended saturday. but it might as well have ended two weeks before when derrick car broke his lake. --leg >> gary: yesterday players cleaned out their lockers file on a 27-14 loss to houston taxes and saturdays wild-card game. so everything moving 4 point to car. who underwent successful surgery on his

broken right fibula and should make a full recovery. all of >> gary: with carrera,-- with carr, khalil mack and amare cooper ... one of the best offensive lines and flow block the raiders' super bowl chances moving for look good. the still many have to think what could have been. >> mark: many are wondering how the season would end if derrick carr stayed healthy? the franchise qb spoke to reporters this weekend.

>> it is obviously hurting to me some days. i have been really down and sad, but it does not change who i am. its just herdsman. it just tears because i love our team. i love our coaches and i love our fans. i love playing this game. >> reporter: as sometimes the game teaches a tough love. >> mark: an entire season change on one hit. and at insult to injury, carr confirmed he would have in the plate in the super bowl if the raiders made it bad art. since that's a moot point he will continue this recovery without the help of social media doctors. >> i will give you good news that is quite a lot faster than what everyone thought.

i sought by doctors on twittered tagging me and they all have a clue as to what is black, with no x- rays or in our eyes they figure it out. if he can do that, he should be working for stanford or something and not on twittered. -- twitter >> mark: now that the boxes are packed and raiders hq the focus turns to the next season with 12 regular- season wins and playoffs are just the start. they are young corps will continue to work toward a championship. >> i am going to work my tail off to be better next year and that is the mind set this whole team has they came in here today to hear what their coach needed them to do better. when you got a group of guys that will win 12 games and not care about that, they this want to be better. them where we're

gonna be alright. >> mark: mark carpenter, kron4news >> gary: elsewhere in the national football league the new york media's feasting on the giants receiver that, jr after a miserable showing yesterday against the packers. he and the team receivers caught a lot of criticism for partying on a boat in miami earlier this week. this by having a playoff game to prepare for. he held one of his words gains, for cactus, 28 yds and multiple drops including a touchdown. the tabloids had a field day on a nautical puns. p (male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich with sports! >> gary: page 6 of the new

york post read "shop wrecked" >> gary: staffed currie is the western conference player of the week. -- steph curry is the western conference player of the week. >> gary: it is a franchise record eighth weekly honor for the mvp. >> gary: he led the conference in scoring with three straight 30. games,

18-3-pointers, and shopkeepers and from the field. warriors are back in action tomorrow night against the heat. >> gary: we will see you a little bit later tonight at 8:00. >>steve: we will look for to that. the bank you gary-- thank you, gary!

>> pam: one last check of the weather! >> brittney: the rain is coming down and parts of the east bay. a seven day forecast shows more rain showers all day tomorrow and into wednesday so, is not over yet. check >> pam: back in with us at 8:00 and to the clock tonight. have a nice evening everyone.

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